How high of a temperature will it heat the water?
30071
The thermostat has a maximum setting of 100 degrees. I keep mine set around 90 degrees. I have never put a thermometer on it to see how the set temp compares to actual temp. When I first installed the heater it took 3 or 4 days to reach the set temp. This was in the middle of winter and the water temp was probably around 50 degrees when I turned the heater on.
30072
it goes up to at least 100, which is too hot and will cook you during the night. of course everyone has different needs for sleeping comfortably and it also depends on what type of mattress you have - filled, full wave, etc. I don't use mine anymore cuz it has problems and it's too much trouble to drain the bed and replace it.
2194246
You can set this kettle to go to any temperature you want. So I suppose you could set it for 105°. Good luck.
1742888
Yes. Depending on the room temp of the water it will heat up a lot faster than 90 sec. We found if you heat up a glass bottle it heats much faster than 90 sec. We then transfer the water to the plastic bottle.
1111723
There are no temperatures, just low to high. Water will boil sooner at HIGH.
2161859
Not really. It initially cuts flow of water to a trickle once it gets warm (around 100F) but once you pull on the cord, it behaves like a normal shower head with no intrinsic temperature regulation. If your water is that hot you may want to lower the temperature on your hot water heater to something a bit lower - instructions are just a Google away. (It is reported that 140F water can scald in as little as 2 seconds, whereas 126F water may take 30 seconds to cause the same injury.)
2247674
We are up at about 6300 ft above sea level, and even so I can get the output temp up to 120 degrees, but be aware the flow is limited to 3.5 gpm, so I'm now sorry I did not get the next size up, but it works fine!
1569858
This model turns on the heater when water flows and adds 3500w of energy to whatever the incoming water temperature is. At 0.5 gpm the water temperature will rise about 45 deg, so if you begin with 60F you'll get 105F, but when the 120F water arrives it will jump to 165F.
337684
It depends on how hot the water is when you start. I usually use the hot water from my sink which is about 115 degrees. I usually cook things at 140 and it takes about 10 minutes to get up to temperature. It's really quite fast.
1784335
I use it with hot water regularly. I have poured very hot water into the bucket that contains the pump unit with no problems. I would estimate that the water temp is 120 degrees or greater.
1817950
It won't make water higher than 120. So < 120 is a good attempt to answer your question. If you are pre heating with solar, you prob. are limited to around that temp.
860806
Remember, this in an indoor unit so its water heating capability is more a function of incoming water temperature. Our water comes in from a well to a rather large pressure tank so it has the chance to warm slightly. I have never had a problem driving 1-2 taps at 122 degrees.
1962339
If your other hot water heater is a good distance from where you will be placing it, it will raise the water leaving it about 20 to 25 degrees, so be careful and watch for skins burns, but as long as you aren't putting it real close to the hot water heater I didn't have no problem.
106176
I know this water heater will heat the water initially providing the hot tub is not too big. Add for what you want to do as far as maintaining the temperature ... I am really not sure ... it does burn extremely hot but it does have a timer that shuts the burner off after 20 minutes. I suppose if you're quite creative you could find a way to add a pump to circulate the water and a thermostat to regulate the temperature. Let us know what you come up with and if you get it to work.
688276
No, I think the highest temp is 120 degrees. Any thing higher could be dangerous without an infusion of cold water, so most tankless water heaters that I'm aware of have temperature limits.
444117
I am seeing a maximum of approximately 50*f rise in temperature above the incoming water. My incoming water is 58* and and I get to about 108*f with the temperature dial all the way to high and with the water slowed to its minimum. This little heater works great.
468803
Yes, as long as the water remains liquid this unit will produce scalding temperatures depending on flow rate.
106178
If you have sufficient water pressure and flow it will heat water. Whether it will corrode with the hot tub chemicals I do not know. It would be strictly a manual operation and could heat the water too hot if not watched.